Book Review #137
The Other Emily
by Dean Koontz
It's a fun read. Koontz knows how to draw you in and keep you reading. Unfortunately, his non-stop metaphors are over-the-top and filled with purple prose. Also, the final chapters which explain the mystery of Emily are silly and come out of nowhere. But the book's last sentence, spoken by David, the novel's main character, is wonderful on more than one level.
by Dean Koontz
It's a fun read. Koontz knows how to draw you in and keep you reading. Unfortunately, his non-stop metaphors are over-the-top and filled with purple prose. Also, the final chapters which explain the mystery of Emily are silly and come out of nowhere. But the book's last sentence, spoken by David, the novel's main character, is wonderful on more than one level.
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